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mountpoint-s3-client

This crate provides a high-performance Amazon S3 client for use by Mountpoint for Amazon S3. The client binds to the AWS Common Runtime, which provides features such as AWS authentication, a HTTP client, and low-level IO primitives.

This crate is not intended for general-purpose use and we consider its interface to be unstable. Customers looking for a general-purpose Amazon S3 client in Rust should use the official AWS SDK for Rust.


lib.rs:

An Amazon S3 client built on top of the AWS Common Runtime (AWS CRT).

This crate provides a high-performance implementation of an Amazon S3 client that uses the AWS Common Runtime (CRT). The CRT is a software library for interacting with AWS services, offering components like IO, HTTP, and encryption. The CRT is purpose-built for high performance and low resource usage to make the most efficient use of your compute resources. For Amazon S3, the CRT includes a client that implements best practice performance design patterns, including timeouts, retries, and automatic request parallelization for high throughput.

This crate is not intended for general-purpose use and we consider its interface to be unstable. Customers looking for a general-purpose Amazon S3 client in Rust should use the official AWS SDK for Rust.

Example

To construct a new S3 client and download an object from a bucket in the us-east-1 region:

use futures::TryStreamExt;
use mountpoint_s3_client::{S3CrtClient, ObjectClient};

let client = S3CrtClient::new(Default::default()).expect("client construction failed");

let response = client.get_object("my-bucket", "my-key", None, None).await.expect("get_object failed");
let body = response.map_ok(|(offset, body)| body.to_vec()).try_concat().await.expect("body streaming failed");

To further configure the client, use the S3ClientConfig builder:

use mountpoint_s3_client::S3CrtClient;
use mountpoint_s3_client::config::{S3ClientAuthConfig, S3ClientConfig, EndpointConfig};

let config = S3ClientConfig::new()
                .endpoint_config(EndpointConfig::new("us-west-2"))
                .auth_config(S3ClientAuthConfig::NoSigning)
                .user_agent_prefix("my-test-client");
let client = S3CrtClient::new(config).expect("client construction failed");

Dependencies

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